Centuries after his plays first graced the stage, William Shakespeare remains a prominent force in contemporary culture. His language, themes and archetypes continue to shape
The sun sets in Boise, Idaho as hoards of college-aged students linger on the outskirts of Treefort Music Fest. Music pours from the mainstage that
Irish writer Megan Nolan’s novel “Ordinary Human Failings” offers a harrowing account of a fictional crime. The main protagonist and speaker throughout the novel is
Within colleges across the country, eating disorders are on the rise — but not just among women. More men than ever are struggling with disordered
As the city of Boise, Idaho, continues its rapid growth, the local historic buildings stand as enduring witnesses to the city’s evolution. From the stately
In the days preceding the 2024 presidential election, the nation’s curiosity took form in a flood of Google searches, revealing the hopes, fears and last-minute
Nell Shipman, a pioneering filmmaker and animal rights advocate, once roamed the wilderness of Idaho with a camera in hand and a dog by her
Under the glowing marquee of Boise’s iconic Egyptian Theatre, the 20th annual Backcountry Film Festival draws in a crowd of adventurers and film lovers alike.
On Oct. 11, California based band “Shannon & The Clams” brought their signature retro sound and infectious energy to the Shrine Social Club, transforming the
For his latest release “Leon”, Leon Bridges dives into the soul of classic R&B while carving out space for a sound that’s unmistakably his own.
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